Re: [IRCA] QSL received

[<martinfoltz@xxxxxxx>]

Nice Jim. I grew up in Lansing and remember the Grand Rapids stations. My old log from 30+ years ago shows 1340 was WLAV. Glad to see they're sending out QSLs. I might write for one next time I'm back visiting.

Keep reporting the QSLs. We don't see too many anymore.

Martin

> From: James Renfrew <jim.renfrew@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Jim Renfrew, Clarendon NY
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> Today I received a response to my QSL request from WJRW 1340, Grand Rapids
> MI.  My prepared card was stamped and signed, and there was also a
> certificate signed by CE Dave Grant (who also covers WLAV,  WTNR, WBBL,
> WHTS, and WLAW).  Took about two weeks.  So far this fall my QSL response
> rate is 100%, but now I've sent out a third one this morning, so I can only
> claim 67%.

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